Sentence examples for legitimate compounds from inspiring English sources

These were filtered by an experienced medicinal chemist using well-established techniques and intuition to provide 16 legitimate compounds that may serve the Ebola research community as a publicly available resource.

The racist overtones compounded legitimate concerns about the project but it strengthened a long-held liberal suspicion that any research on the biology of violence was eugenics in disguise, something Wolfe thought absurd.

Further compounding legitimate policy differences, individuals on both sides occasionally have resorted to ad homenim attacks, whether individuals in Jerusalem deriding President Obama as anti-Semitic or unnamed officials in the administration disparaging Prime Minister Netanyahu as "chicken-s---." In both cases, officials diminished themselves and their nations with such crass slander.

These so-called signature strikes are based on assessments that men carrying weapons or in a militant compound are legitimate targets.

In Libya, the officials argue, the boundary between legitimate military targets and residential compounds is often blurry.

We consider that nodes representing protein coding genes, compounds and microRNAs are all legitimate regulators of pathways.

He reckons many illicit innovations are based on compounds discarded by the developers of legitimate drugs, which might help to explain why they are so numerous compared with the legally sanctioned type.

Nato headquarters in Brussels confirmed the attack on the Gaddafi compound, describing the buildings as a legitimate target under the terms of the UN mandate empowering it to hit regime facilities that threaten the safety of Libyan civilians.

The legitimate use of certain opiate alkaloids in medicine has compounded issues surrounding the cultivation of opium poppies.

There are legitimate security reasons for this: on November 4th, the compound was hit by mortar fire, and four people were injured.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said that NATO was "not targeting Gaddafi specifically" but that his command-and-control facilities were legitimate targets—including a facility inside his sprawling Tripoli compound that was hit with airstrikes on 25 April.